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ExamAllocation tool: student position available for programming using Python, SQL, SQLAlchemy, and FastAPI
26.09.2025, Studentische Hilfskräfte, Praktikantenstellen, Studienarbeiten
"ExamAllocation" is a tool internally developed in the Department of Mathematics to automate the allocation of staff members for exam supervisions and exam grading. We are looking for a student assistant to continue the development of the tool.
Our goal is to use the ExamAllocation tool in production as soon as possible.
WHAT WE OFFER
- first-hand experience in software development and optimization
- bring your knowledge into practice
- learn new skills that will help you in the future
- student position for 8-9hrs/week (exact working time is negotiable) for the duration of the winter semester 2025/26 (can potentially be extended)flexible working hours
WHAT WE ARE LOOKING FOR
- proficieny in Python
- experience in working with SQL databases
- knowledge of FastAPI (or some other Python web framework, e.g., Flask, Django) and SQLAlchemy (or some other Python ORM system)
- basic experience with Git
- ability to work independently
- good communication skills
- bonus: experience in integer programming and MIP solvers and/or Angular or related frameworks is a plus
We want to fill the position as soon as possible; the earlier you apply, the better. Please include the following in your application, combined into one single PDF document:
- your CV
- your current examination report (transcript of records)
- a list of relevant courses you have taken during the last semesters
- why you apply for the position
- how well you know Python, Git, SQL databases, FastAPI, SQLAlchemy (or similar tools), and, if applicable, Angular and/or integer programming
- if possible, references or projects you have already worked on
Please send your application to exam.allocation@math.cit.tum.de. If you have any questions, do not hesitate to contact us at exam.allocation@math.cit.tum.de.
We are looking forward to your application!
Michael Ritter, Andreas Wiese
Contact: exam.allocation@math.cit.tum.de
Kontakt: Michael Ritter, Andreas Wiese
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